Our 256-game journey is complete!

For the second straight season, a pair of top seeds (Seattle and New England) enter as the odds on favorite to reach the Super Bowl.

Here is the NFL postseason schedule…

AFC

#1 – New England Patriots  (AFC East champion, bye)

#2 – Denver Broncos (AFC West champion, bye)

#3 – Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC North champion)

#4 – Indianapolis Colts (AFC South champion)

#5  – Cincinnati Bengals (Wild Card)

#6 –  Baltimore Ravens (Wild Card)

NFC

#1 – Seattle Seahawks  (NFC West champion, bye)

#2 – Green Bay Packers (NFC North champion, bye)

#3 – Dallas Cowboys (NFC East champion)

#4 – Carolina Panthers (NFC South champion)

#5 – Arizona Cardinals (Wild Card)

#6 – Detroit Lions (Wild Card)

TV SCHEDULE: 

WILD CARD WEEKEND:

SATURDAY, JANUARY 3 @ 4:35PM – #5 Arizona Cardinals at #4 Carolina Panthers (ESPN)

SATURDAY, JANUARY 3 @ 8:15PM – #6 Baltimore Ravens at #3 Pittsburgh Steelers (NBC)

SUNDAY, JANUARY 4 @ 1:05PM – #5 Cincinnati Bengals at #4 Indianapolis Colts (CBS)

SUNDAY, JANUARY 4 @ 4:40PM – #6 Detroit Lions at #3 Dallas Cowboys (FOX)

DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF ROUND:

SATURDAY, JANUARY 10 @ 4:35PM – IND/CIN/BAL at #1 NE  (CBS)

SATURDAY, JANUARY 10 @ 8:15PM – CAR/ARI/DET at #1 Seattle (FOX)

SUNDAY, JANUARY 11 @ 1:05PM – IND/PIT/SD at #2 Green Bay (FOX)

SUNDAY, JANUARY 11 @ 4:40PM – PIT/IND/CIN at #2 Denver (CBS)

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND: 

SUNDAY, JANUARY 18 @ 3:05PM – NFC CHAMPIONSHIP (FOX)

SUNDAY, JANUARY 18 @ 6:40PM – AFC CHAMPIONSHIP (CBS)

SUPER BOWL XLIX: 

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1 @ 6:30PM